Does Lack of ROFR Degrade Your DVC Ownership?

If I wanted to goto Disney and stay in a trailer, I would drag one behind me and drive there.....
The "NEW" cabins should be more cabin like and less trailer like or DVC will have an AUL sized sales issue

My guess is they will be putting in what are out there as "tiny homes". I have in one and they are quite nice!!
 
My 5th wheel is really quite nice….
I never took it to Disney

But, there are many people who enjoy being at FW and doing Disney at the same time. If they are doing this, they feel there is a market for it, both as DVC and for the cash guest....
 
I hypothesize WDW (possibly the entire east coast of the country) is mostly irrelevant to the majority (51%+) of VDH buyers… it is not the lens.
I mean sure. But they are a tiny fraction of this product. I like DLT, I wrote a whole post about how even WDW people could buy it. But DVC in general is WDW-centered, as it has to be.
 

I mean sure. But they are a tiny fraction of this product. I like DLT, I wrote a whole post about how even WDW people could buy it. But DVC in general is WDW-centered, as it has to be.
Oh, yes DVC in general is very WDW-centered and always will be.
 
Having some small bank of VGC points would help sell VDH and AUL because it creates different price categories for DL focused direct buyers.

A guide told me they only acquire Grand Cal via foreclosures. I would speculate, as RoseGold mentioned, it's due to the high resale price. They want that $75-100+ margin before acquiring.
 
A guide told me they only acquire Grand Cal via foreclosures. I would speculate, as RoseGold mentioned, it's due to the high resale price. They want that $75-100+ margin before acquiring.
Agreed, but they could have had that when the prices dropped to $225 earlier in the year.
 















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